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Collection of Panels & Ornaments
The images on all three collections are in black and white— just as you see them on the thumbnails pages. To help you visual them in color and as three dimensional signs, we have colorized a few for you to enjoy. If you are designing for sign, display, print media or web output, simply open the file into your favorite program and add color.
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Here's panel_19 from the Main Street Collection of Panels and Ornaments. Except for a little bit of blending in the hot dog shaped panel and a light blend in the main brown background, this design could be cut in vinyl or hand painted—or a combination of the two methods.
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Using Photoshop and Eye Candy filters, we added some additional texturing and dimension to the panel from above.
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| If you haven't already done so, be sure to visit the Free Sample download of this image! This is panel_35 from the CD. We added two lines of text and then gave it a marble overlay. Just for fun, we modified the image above by imitating a smalts background. |
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| This is panl_136 from the Main Street CD. Once you understand the power of color and importance of letter style selection, you can do some great projects with our CD collections. I think ol' CJ Strong would be proud of his new Clock Shop. |
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 With so many nice panels in the Main Street Collection, it was difficult to pick the best one to use here. This is panel_66, along with a rectangle added behind the design. We added two lines of text from an old Alf Becker letterstyle from The Fontry, threw in some texture and Eye Candy beveling.
Click on the design to go directly to the order form or pick up the phone and call the number below.
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